Suh Do-Ho

Suh Do-Ho is a South Korean artist renowned for his large-scale architectural installations and sculptures that explore themes of identity, home, displacement, and the relationship between individual and collective memory. Working primarily in translucent fabric, he recreates full-scale domestic spaces and architectural elements that appear ghost-like and weightless, questioning what constitutes 'home' in an increasingly globalized world. His practice spans sculpture, installation, and works on paper, and he has exhibited widely at major international institutions including the Tate Modern, MoMA, and the Serpentine Gallery.